The gap between how you play in practice and how you perform in competition is not a technique problem. It is a mental one. Darts Skool is a structured performance environment built around the mental side of the game — evidence-based, data-tracked, and designed to close that gap.
Every coaching session, every report, every task — built around these six pillars.
The Player Type Quiz is not just something to take out of curiosity — it is a performance tool. By identifying how you naturally think, compete, and respond under pressure, Stuart can tailor your coaching to fit who you actually are as a player, not a one-size-fits-all template.
Once you know your type, you understand your strengths, your patterns under pressure, and exactly where your coaching focus needs to be. Every Player Plus report references your type. The analytical picture makes more sense when you know the player behind it.
Take the Quiz — It’s FreeYou receive a primary type and a secondary — showing how your two dominant types interact under pressure.
Start with the community. Upgrade when you want the data.
Player Plus is built around one idea: your performance is measurable, your patterns are identifiable, and your coaching should be built from the evidence — not a general template. Every month, every report, every coaching task is specific to you.
The scoreboard tracks wins and losses. The AAI tracks what is actually happening underneath — attitude, attention, intention — month by month, match by match. That is what makes the coaching land.
Three foundation reports build the baseline for everything that follows. The Player Type Quiz identifies how you naturally play. The Baseline Report captures where you are right now. The Goal Setting Report locks in where you want to be.
Together they generate your original AAI score and your first set of coaching tasks — built specifically from your answers, not a template. Every monthly report after that updates the picture and adjusts the focus.
Monthly Report preview and Post-Match Report preview — second pass.
Competing and winning on world stages. These are the players who trust the system.










This is not about doing more. It is about doing the right things — consistently.